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BLAINE's PLANS.
The Great Statesman Will 90 to Europe
Conflicting Reports. lT- X.

Connictins Reports. Aa't
NRw York, May ia special from
Augusta, Me-, to the World, says: Mr.
Blaine, accompanied by Joe Msnlsy
Governor Bodwell and Attorney Genera
Orville D. Baker, have returned here ate,
nearly weeks trip 10 Bar Harbor, Mt
Desert.
It is officially announced, for the first
time, that MIR. Blaine has finally decided
to 90 to Europe this summer.
When the party left here Last week, Mr..
Blaine said that the report that he had
engaged passage on steamer to sail from
New York on June 4lh was not true. He
now, however, says that hia plans have
been made and that ho will be abroad
early next month. His decision was made
while at Bar Harbot with the well known
gentlemen who went with him."
The reason assigned by MIR. Blaine for
his trip across the water 10 poor health
and much needed rest. This, no doubt,
Ia one OF the rcasons why the Maine
statesman will travel. Since his sickness
In the Weat Mr.. Blaine has been thor.
oughly alarmed about his health. At tho
time he was stricken he lost his courage.
and insisted that physician be sent ior
from ct. Louis. Although he recovered
quickly, and Colonel Coppinger and his
wife urged him 10 remain at the fort, Mr..
Blaine would not listen to them, and hur.
ried back to his home at Augusta. His
phyaicianR assured him there was no dan.
ger.
Since his return hCre from tho West,
MIR. Blaine has taken care to say nothing
publicly about his alarm for his health,
His family phyeician drops in to see him
nearly every day. A doctor who has
talked with Mr.. Blaine's physiciau, and
who seea the statesman almost daily, ssys:
"Mr. Blaine is the most frightened man
alive, but he is no more sick than am.
What signs OF sickness can be observed
are attributed by his friends to his con.
stant worry"
Mr.. Blaine's friends have been opposed
to his idea OF going abroad, and have urged
him to remain at home. They point to
the fact that the next campaign is not far
of, and that great political changes fire..
quently occur in short intervals OF time.
Besides this, the Sherman boom is still
slive, and other matters Of importance arc
likely to come up which may require his
immediate attention.
Following Immediately upon the an
nouncement that the Maine statesman is
10 cross the water comes the report that
several OF his most trusted advisors are
to follow him. That Mr.. Manley will &C.
company Mir. Blaine is pretty well settled,
and it is said that many lesser political
lights will sail later. Ex-Governor Robie,
who is an aspirant Tor tbe U ri,ei States
senstaTaip5 D. Smith, o. White6eld, a
member Of toe * Governors Couucil, and
Governor Bodweli, are all contemplating
a soiourn to Europe. 1t is reported that
others will join this party and that two
Western Senators Will bo among the
number.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Eugene O. Rlce, Chicago restsur.
antnur, bus Jailed tor about $4,000.
A new law in Michigan raiacs the ycsrs
OF consent ot females to fourteen.
Chandler x Shoder, Chicago jswele,,
iailcd for 81. 100. Their asee,ts are $50.
0C0
The hop growers OF New York are feel.
ing gloomy over the poor outlook for the
crop.
A man named Reacheil WAS killed by a
thunderbolt on tho Island Of Smithtield,
Near Cairo. Ill.
George Simpson WIS fatally crushed at
the Lima, D., Car Works, by his sleeve
catching in Il pulley.
The inneral OF Vicar General Qninn
took place yesterday from St. Pa,rick's
cathedral at New York.
D. q. Johnson, jr, has been arrested in
Cincinnati on tho charge Of selling Louisi.
ana State Lottery tickets.
Tho strike OF tho jonrnsymen e,ouecut-
ters Of Olnolnna!i, which began April |,
has endediH compromiso contract, good
Tor one year.
Ways are being prepared ut Alexandria,
Va, for the construction of the pocshon.
laR, tho frat Of number of American fast
sailing vessels.
The Missouri legislature h0s taken
action preliminary TO tho impeachment Of
State Auditor Walker for unlawful con.
nec,ion with tho location OF the branch
peni,entiary.
The President hNs authorized tho ss.
Bignmeut Of 4 detachment Of cavalry to
Rsaiat tho civil authorities Of Cheyenne In
enforcing his proclamation against fencing
the public domain.
The jury box In tho trial of Jacob
Sharp, ior connection with tho Broadway
railway ntesI, was filed at tho adjourn.
ment oi court last evening, but all its oc
cupant4 were subject to challenge.
4 scheme la being perfected for tho
atorRge OF oliver bullion in the vaults Of
tho AGnning.Jordan National Bank md
tho issue Of certiiicates therefor, which
may bo spCculated In tho RamO as wheat
| An effort fa being madn to Bot aside the
aale ot the Norlhwern Ohio Railroad tc
tho Pennsylvania Company, by partel
who propose 10 complete tho road, M or
iginally projected into Northern Michl
gan.
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a fIIG CLAIM
-Four Million Dpiinrs Wanted for Debt IL
Revolutionary Times.


Revolutionary Timos.
PHILADELPHIA, May l8.-Mias Jane q.
Hall, Of Montgomery county, Pa and a
married sister living in this city have in
stituted Buit to recover u 100000 from
tho United States Government.
The laliea claim to be lineal descend
anita OF one Jacob De Haven, n wealthy
Frepchmsn who e,nigrstcd to America
and settled near, Gorris,own IN anti.rovoiu'
tionary tinea. ,.-. " ~
The story goea that In TIT De Haven
loaned tho Colonial Government half n
million frances with which to pay the
troons, and during the latter yeRrs of the
strupvie contributed further ef money, food
During Washipgton's frat administra'
tion Mr. Ds Haven presented ills claime tc
Congress- and thoy were allowed, but nc
there was not any aurplns in thoHe dsyi
ths claimant waa told that he must Wal!
for his money. Fie died be!ore no 70
ceived a penny, and Tor more than hall
century the claim lay dormant.
Some tina between 1850 and 1860, 1t II
aaid. the official records tn Washington
were examined and sum was appropria
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LINCOLN, NEB., May lS.-The Missouri
Pacific Railway has developed its plans
for the invasion OF Nebraska territory in
the last few days, and the contracts have
been closed for construction.
Two lines will be constructed in Ne
braska-one from Warwick, Kan, TO Hast
ings, Neb.; the other line from Taimage,
Otoe county, TO Crete. From Crete the
line will continue westward through the
counties Of Saline, Fillmore and Clay to q
connection With the Warwick line to
Hastings.
Thia line from Talmage westward strikes
through one OF the richest and most pop.
ulous s5ctions Of the State, over which the
Burlington system has bad practical sway
fnr ElfnS pimn
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MINISTEIsS RESIGN.
The Ministers Of the French Cabinet Ii
Down Their Portfolios.


The Ministers of the French Cabinet La,
Down Their Portfolios.
PARIS, Msy1s.-The debate on the re.
port OF the Budget committee, which de.
mands q reduction in the estimates sub,
mitted by the Government, in the Cham
Der Of Deputies to-day resulted in an over
whelming defea! Of the Goble. ministry
and they will resign. ..
N. Dauphin, Minister OF Finance. de
clared that in their proposals the Govern.
ment had effected all the retrenchments
that were possible, and had re-estsblishet
the financial equilibrium through the in
come and alcoholic taxes. The country
knew that the Government were actin
more in consonance with psrliamentsr,
traditions than was the course suggested
in the report Of the Budget Committee
[ Applause from the LEI. and part OF tht
Centre.
NJ. Ducage attacked the financial polio,
OF the Republic. NJ. Lafoa spoke in su D
port OF the Government and cordemneC
the action Of the Budget Committee. NJ
Rouvier said the committee could not &C
cept the Governments proposals for in
creased taxation and expenditures.
Premier Goblet said tho present tinsn.
cial situation was the result OF the accu
mulated errors Of past Governments. He
WAS ready to work with the committee
with the view OF providing efficacious
remedies. The Government desired tc
balance the budget, even by fresh taxa
tioDt II necessary. He reproached the
committee with demanding reforms which
it knew to be impracticable from bulge,
point Of view. [Cries OF dissent He
found nothing that justified the commit
tess hostility, either in the Governments
internal policy or in its foreign policy
neither Of which WAS lacking in wisdom
and tirmness. He WAS ready 10 &C. operate
again with the committee or to leave the
office, as the Chamber might decide
Applause
The Chamber, by q vote OF 275 20 $50
rejected the proposals OF the Government
and proceeded TO discuss the order OF the
dap.
NJ. Goblet then announced that the
Cabinet would reBign. As soon as this an,
nounccment had been made the members
Of the Cabinet left the House.
Afterward resolution was proposed by
tho Budget Committee, affirming the ne,
cessity Of adopting new plans for retrench,
ment. The resolution WAS adopted BY a
vote OF Sl2 TO l43, and the Chamber then
adjourned until Monday next.
Shortly alter the ministers left tho
Chamber Premier Goblet delivered their
designations to President Grevy.
The Government was formed in Janu.
ary on compromise basis and contained
a majority OF the members Of the Ferry
Cabinet.
President Grevy will to-day consult
with the Presidents Of the Chamber O!
Deputies and Senate relative to the iorma.
tion OF a new Cabinet and as TO tho advisa,
bility of retaining General Boulsnger as
Minister Of War.
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RICHMOND, Va, May lS-Governos Lee
to-day received telegram from Warren.
ton, Va, announcing the death at his
homo uoar that place OF Ex-Governor
William Smith, who for upwards
oi sixty yeAru has been consp,c.
uously identified with the affairs of
this State rs lawyer, Legislator, Congress.
man and Governor, serving several terms
in tho United States Congress, and two
terms as Chiel Executive OF the State,
Had ho lived until September next he
would hsye been 30 yeara Of age, This
rema'ns will bc brough: to Richmond flr
intermsnt
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Crimes la Mexico,

CRY OF MExlco, May lS.-News comes
from Mszatlan that two Americans assas.
sinsted Enrique Shaw, manager OF the
hacienda Iomil. The Americans were
arrested and brought hero to await trial.
Manuel Sanchez, Of Pacteco, State Of
Hidalgo, fell in love with married yo.
man Of that mining camp, and ss the wife
remained faithful to her husband, the
lover, mere boy Of twenty, sought to re.
move the latter from his path. On seeing
the two together his Jealousy became
aroused, and rushing upon the husband,
he plunged a knife into his heart. The
wife struggled 10 protect her husband, and
was severely wounded. The assassin sur.
rendered, and from his own confession il
seems that he has been guilty OF several
similar crimeR.
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THE TENTH VICTORY.
THE WHEELING CLUB WINS
Tho Third Game with Akron In n Sharply
Contested Battle BY Timely and Terrific
Hissing-kaiama1oo To-day Other
i League Games-Notes and Gossip.

Yesterdays game was one Of the pret
test played contests Of the season. smitl
pitched good game and was supported
by Bailey in great style. In tho first in
ming the home club hoped onto phenom
enon Fitzgerald, and 1t looked as II somt
runs would result. Crosau promptly hi
the frat ball for two bases, and Dpp1 fol
lowed suit with q single; but both men
were put out at the home plate In heroic
endeavors to score. 100
The visitors played sharper game than
they had yet done, and up to the third In.
ming II was nip aud tuck, although the
Wheeling boys were the handiest with the
stick. In the second inning, when Il
looked as II the Green Stockings would
score, neat double play on the part OF
Akron by Lersch and Mitchell exploded
that hope. In tho third inning tho home
club scored two runs by hard hitting and
errors Of the visitors. In the aixth Akron
scored their only run on an excusable
error Of Westlake at second. Neither
club scored after this until the eighth,
when Wheeling pulled up and banged
Fitzgerald all over the fisld. At this Stage
Of the game Wheeling had two men On
bases and by speidel's terrific drive ior
two bags two runs were brought In, and the
inning ended up with two more to their
credit on errors. In the ninth Dunn got
TO second when Speidel pounded out a
clean homo run to left center, reaching
the home plate before the ball was iielded
In, alter tripping and falling over third
base. Speidels batting was one Of the
features Of the game, he having two singles,
one two Dagger and home run to his
credit, and besides clean steal OF second
base. Bailey played great game behind
the bat, throwing out three men at second.
Thefielding Of Dunn at right was good,
and his graceful base running was the ad.
miration Of the audience. Yesterdsy's pame
shows what the boys can do when they
try. To-day they meet the giants
Of the Ohio League. The Green
Stockings have no reason to be afraid Of
them. Play steady and strong and you
will get there.
There was some difficulty about the
umpire yesterday which resulted in the
selection Of Robert McNichols, Of this
city. When Mr.. Talkington arrived on
the grounds 1t was agreed between both
captains that he was not in condition 10
umpire. After Mr.. McNichols had been
selected the captain OF the Akrons ex.
pressed his willingness for Talkington to
umpire, but Captain Crogan would not
consent, inasmuch as McNichols had
been decided on, and the Akrons then
agreed to play the game under protest.
1nasmuch ss Mr.. McNichols ia one Of the
substitute umpires Of the League the pro-
test will not amount to much in the light
OF the score. Following is the detailed
score:
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CHICAGO, May lS.-In struggle with
four thieves who were caught buralarizing
Scbenoman 4 Co.'S packing house, at
Fortieth and Hals!ead Btrretu, last night,
Henry UmbNch, private walchman, cap.
tu-ed Jerry He&iy after hNmmering him
aimost inBOnsib!e with his revolver, and
shot one Of bis three companions who
tried 10 rencue him.
The wonndel man WIS carried of by
his two comrades, md, though tracked for
come distance by tho blood Btaips, finally
escaped. iieHly rcluFes to give the names
OF his companions.
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NEwroHT, r. J., May lS.-Madame Jan
auschek, after her performance here last
pight, and while visiting one OF the Inem.
hers Of her company in tho Perry House,
fell down flight Of fourteen stepp, break
Ing one Of the bones Of her right forearm
and badly bruising her whole body.
Tho accident will cause the abandou.
ment OF all her engagements for tho rest
Of the Beason. MsdRms JHnauaChck will
be Obliged 10 remain indoors for long
tiIpu
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PlTTsnundn, May lS.-Lucy Hunt, Is
years OF age, pupil Of tho Curry lnsti-
tuto, who had hoOn suspended for dis.
obeying Tufe In tho school, attempted to
jump from the Sixth street suspension
bridge this morning, with tho inton,ion Of
committing guicide. Shc VIVA scized JUS.
as sh8 was about 10 jump anu gent TO her
homo In the East End,
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TORONTO contains some narrow-minded
people. Those who didn't want to hear
Mr.. O'Brien might have been liberal
enough to stay away. 1t wasn't their
meeting, aud they cut anything bu! a
handsome figure. In their sober moments
they mus. realize that they have not in.
iurqd O'B,ien'a cause, though they have
further crippled Lord Lansdowne.
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CHlcAGo's Republican Mayor has been
in office but month, but the caterers to
vice think that altogether too long. The
Mayor has both hands full Of new brooms,
and he Is doing some clever sweeping.
His notion is that dens Of infamy must 20.
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Tir1snrRoH, Pa, May lS.-The Nation
4, AeEocia,ion OF Tube and Pipo Manu-
fsc,ufer4 will meet in Philadelphia to.
inofrYw morning. The selling pricss will
prgnaOly bs reduced from 10 to 10 per
rpa, on near.y all grades Of pipes, on &C.
cnan. Of over production. Manufacturers
aay ta! ,hry cannot grant the demand oil
ttrj. emrloyca for an advance In wages.
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\ CORRESPONDENT writing from Richie
Court House encourages discussion Of
Judge Faulkner's eligibility to the Sen.
ate. Seeing that lawyers disagree on the
points involved, the every day lsyman
may be pasdoned if he permits himself TO
look forward to little sport.
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Sullivan Will Fight Kilrniu,

ERw foRK, May lS.-The correspondent
at Rachester, N. y, Of New York sport.
ing paper has been notified in behalf of
]. l., Sullivan and Pat Shecdy that sulli.
van has agreed to fight Jake Kilrain for
50 900, Tho fight takes place In eoms
park or public building, and tho winner
takes two'thirds Of the gate receipta. Not
more than six roundu are to be fought.
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--t
Tha knights md tho Church.

RoME, May lS.-Tho Pope, after having
examined Cardinal Mannine's iustihca'
ton Of Cardinal Gibbons memorial in
favor OF the recognition Of the Knighta oi
Labor by the church, instructed Cardinal
himeoni, project Of the propaganda, to
confer with lheAo URrdinais to beltle the
question In accordance with tho yicws OF
thp yntipAn
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The school election in Hancock county
on Tuesday resulted in the choice OF E.
D. Haines, an independent candidate,
over the regular Republican nominee,
William Miller. Haines carried three OF
the four districts. He was formerly Assist.
ant Principal Of the Linsly institute here,
and is now Superintendent OF the Schools
Of New Cumberland,
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a.s FGAscIsco, May l8.-A fire which
a..f.eI in Michaelson, Booth & Co.'S
slauyiu,, ,nouse at South Francisco late Iaat
night, destroyed nearly the whole square.
4 !aryg number OF sheep, hogs and horses nor
*rrs huinsd TO death. Loeo, s5o'ooo 70
tDUD.
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ENGLISH holders Of Confederate bonds
ara very much in earnest, but it will be
some time before they riot in any wealth
received from this country on account oi
them. That would be strange nation
that would put such a premium on rebel.
lion against it's own authority.
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AEEllNG WEST VA THURSDAY

ted to pay The De Haven debt, but the
claimants, each insisted on priority, were
90 many, and tho testimony as to descent
from De Haven 30 poor, that no division
Of the money could be made, and the
civil war put stop to further proceedings
In the matter. Z
Now, however, Miss Hall and sister in.
aist that they can prove incontestably that
.hey are Dc Haveu's true heirs, and they
have placed their claim In the hands Of q
Norriatown lawyer with instructions TO
bring suit against the Government at once,
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A FEW more Republicans left. May be
had Oh easy terms. Present propzieto,
has no further use for them. Address
Grover Cleveland, Executive Mansion,
Washington, D. G.
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Tue Louisville Coarisr.Journal doesn't
like to take its Democracy from the Mug
wump organs. 1t is little rasping, but
there was the old deal of 'S4, you know,
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As the weather grows warmer the Inter.
Stale Commerce law isn't being held re-.
sponsible for 80 much as 1t was at frat.
Maybe the game was overplayed.
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TnR half OF Wheeling that can't get to
the ball game to-day will feel In hard
luck. Our boys are going to show the
Kalamazoosters how to play ball.
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MRs. NINA NRuRR, tho German pos,cos,
dyes, cleans and Curls ostrich feathers In
the best manner. No. 50 Twelfth street,
TTaS
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The Second In Twenty Year,,


Weston, W. Va, Msy 1S.-G. L. Hinze.
man. Republican, was elected supsrin.
tsndent OF Free Schools for this county
yesterday, with msjority OF about two
hundred and fifty. There were five can.
didates in the field and 1t was a political
tussle from the word 10. He Is the second
Republican superintendent elected here In
twenty yeara,
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Diamond Dust,
Kalamazoo to-day. Well!

All the clubs change enemies to-day.
Dunn and Westlaks will be the battery
to-day.
oacs more to-day, scme one, for clean
home run.
1t Was q great game yesterday. Boys,
you played ball.
The kaismazoo club will arrive this
morning from steubenville.
And speidcl stole a base "Well, well.
That's the way TO play balIw
The lovers OF base ball ought to turn
out en- mssse to-day, as Wheeling meets
one OF the leaders and the very strongest
club in the Ohio League.
That Belisire gang that was on the
grounds yesterday bowling for Akron
should remember that five Ohio men are
in the Wheeling club and that good taste
ought to suggest impartial applause.
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coXrEsroRs E1EcrEp.
Washington Jefferson College Societies
Elect their Champions,

spoeial Dbpaleh to ux Eiieiliooaer.
WARRINGTON, Pa, May ls.-The m.
nual election Of the performers In the con.
test, which comes OF In March next, came
oil tonight. For some weeks past the
college politicians have been hard at work
lor their respective candidates, and the
excitement was very high, especially
among the Greek letter iraternity who
rule in the franklin and Washington
society. ~ 2 -, !
The following men were elected for do.
bate: James D. Jack, summerviIIe, Pa. !;
for original Grafton, James Welch, Wash.
iugton, Pa. ;ior essay, George B, McCutch.
con, Washington, Pa. In the Phllo and
Ualoa, for debate, George ". Herrott,
Federal, Pa. for original oration,t Charles
8. Wise, Zollarsvllle; for essay, s. Blaine
Ewing, Canonsburg, Pa. "A
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Nfononvntia sebooI Et.c,t,,,

1ptr'ht Dhpa1eh 70 INC 1hsupeneer. " t
MoRaANrowN, W. VA, May 1S.-The
school election Of Monongalia county took
place yesterday and the returna Of all but
seven precincts indicate the election OF
W. L. Glasscock for County superintend.
ent OF schools. The vote so far as received
stands as follows: W. E. Glasscock, Rep. !
go; James Farrell, (Rsp.) 1851. W.
Smith, (Dem.) $40; A. s. Barker, (Dem, J
1856. E. J. Evans Dem is possibly elect.
cd President Of the Board OF Education,
and the five months school" law adopted.
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other Games Abroad,

AT Philndclphia-Detroit. .; Philadel-
phia, !.
At Now iork-lndianapolis, 10; New
York, s.
At Wmhington-Chicago, 4; Washing
ton, IL.
At Clevoland-Motropoltans, 8; Cleve.
land, Q.
At Boston-fittshurgh, 9; Boston, 0.
At CinctnnNti-l'rooklyn, q; Ciucin-
natl, 8.
At Louisville - Baltimore, 6; Louis.
vile, ..
J Atst. Louis-Athletic,4; St. Louis, l2.
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WHAT Is our little friend Portugal going
TO do with 10000 repeating riaes7 When
the big riot begins the small fry will have
10 take to the woods,